Parties to be inspected: UEC informs political parties of inspections

The Union Election Commission systematically permitted political parties under the Political Parties Registration Law to develop a genuine and disciplined democratic nation and it looked into the political parties whether they conducted systematically for the memberships of the parties, party funds and property, savings, maintaining, usage, audition and liquidation and parties’ procedures according to the law.

The inspection team including members of the Union Auditor-General Office, the Internal Revenue Department and Bureau of Special Investigation inspected a total of 81 political parties — five parties based in Kachin State, two parties in Kayin State, two parties in Sagaing Region, one party in Taninthayi Region, three parties in Bago Region, two parties in Mandalay Region, three parties in Mon State, seven parties in Rakhine State, 36 parties in Yangon Region, 15 parties in Shan State, one party in Ayeyawady Region and four parties in Union Territory.

Moreover, UEC informed Yangon-based Myanmar New Society Democratic Party, Democratic Party for a New Society and Karen National Party to inspect from 7 to 11 March while the Rakhine State-based Arakan League for Democracy and Chin State based Khumi (Khami) National Party to examine in Rakhine State, Chin State-based Ethnic National Development Party and Yangon-based Zomi Congress for Democracy to accept Inspection in Chin State from 10 to 12 March.